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Adam Klein

Transformative leadership coach, facilitator & leader- 20 years' experience. Blends pragmatic effectiveness with spiritual wisdom to expand possibilities and action. MS in Engineering, ultra-runner.

http://newventureswest.com

Beyond the Dilemma: Being, Doing, and Becoming

Previously I wrote about the Being+Doing Dilemma. We feel as though we need to do and want to be. This is a closer look at how these two seemingly opposing forces can be reconciled. The expansive news: what allows for the alleviation of the tension can be brought to

Trajectory: A noticing and an invitation

Hello dear reader, A few words on the last two posts of poetry. A sentiment you have likely read before: we are inundated with information, ideas, and the like; evermore so with the advent of AI writing aids. I welcome all of it—and invite you to as well. The

Skyfarm

Stories

the doorway where all that is left is Life

From Machine to Mystery: A Journey Through the Body

For the first 20+ years of my life, I approached my body the way one might approach a machine that needed optimization. I worked on it—lifting weights to build muscle, running to improve cardiovascular fitness, adjusting my diet to achieve certain outcomes. This mechanical approach served me well for

The Transformative Nature of Commitment

I had an idea on a run around commitments. Namely that the level/nature of our commitment is accompanied by a particular set of energies. For example, a leader may be committed to the success of their team. What drives their commitment is a desire for shared success across the

Breathing Underwater

What is it to relax into the seeming paradox of our need to participate and the insufficiency of our participation.

The Being+Doing dilemma

Explore the Being+Doing dilemma and discover how to balance your inner self with external expectations. Embrace a journey of self-awareness and authenticity.

Who <> How <> What

... his team felt like they were giving carefully chosen gifts that were politely acknowledged but never unwrapped. The breakthrough came when we realized: